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Self-strengthening enterprises, including arsenals, shipyards, and technical schools, were now established in the principal treaty ports where access to Western technology was most direct. By 1860, the overwhelming bulk of the Chinese scholarly class had become cognizant of the enormity of changes
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and two official concubines. The Tongzhi Emperor apparently had wanted to take up power immediately, prompting a quarrel at court regarding the dismantling of the regency and the timing of it. However, the two empresses dowager stuck by the intended date of February 23, 1873.
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The inspiration for the future Self-Strengthening Movement arose from the notion that China's defense in the face of war and rebellion must come from within, as the superior man strengthens himself under imperative of Heaven's robust action. The costs of war and
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at a time in which the empire was bankrupt, and over his dissolute behavior. The emperor reacted by firing the ministers, but Empresses Dowager Ci'an and Cixi intervened, and he had them reinstated. That December, it was announced that he was ill with
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that were taking place due to the increasingly prevalent Western presence in China. They now proclaimed that change was irresistible and advocated for deeper studies of Western technology. Many reforms were proposed and implemented such as the
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The Tongzhi Emperor's death left the court in a succession crisis as he was childless. Eventually, the empresses dowager designated the Tongzhi Emperor's three-year-old cousin, Zaitian, as the heir to the throne. Zaitian was biologically
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had run circles around cumbersome Chinese war junks. Some Chinese at first believed the paddle-wheels were powered by men inside the ship, but soon came to appreciate the power of steam, Commissioner Lin was the first self-strengthener.
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at the age of 18 in 1875, following unsuccessful medical treatments; his death without a male heir created a succession crisis. In contravention to Qing's dynastic custom, his double first cousin assumed the throne as the
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The day after the Tongzhi Emperor took power, foreigners requested an audience with him. The request precipitated a sharp disagreement between the ministers at the
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dictated that the Qing dynasty undertake vigorous measures to ensure its survival. Moreover, the very survival of China itself was now at stake.
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The Tongzhi Emperor became emperor at the age of five upon the death of his father, the Xianfeng Emperor. His father's choice of a regent,
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Self-strengthening efforts evolved in a succession of stages over a period of almost half a century. In 1840 Imperial Commissioner
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China's early industrialization: Sheng Hsuan-huai (1844-1916) and Mandarin enterprise Volume 1 of Harvard East Asian series
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In the fall of 1874, the Tongzhi Emperor got into a clash with his ministers, which included his two uncles,
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While there had most likely been hopes that the Tongzhi Emperor would become a successful leader like the
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changed the dynastic name to "Great Qing" in 1636 and claimed the title of emperor.
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The Last Stand of Chinese Conservatism: The T'ung-Chih Restoration, 1862-1874.
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Index

Zaichun

Emperor of the Qing dynasty
Xianfeng Emperor
Guangxu Emperor
Muyin
Zaiyuan
Duanhua
Sushun
Empress Dowager Ci'an
Empress Dowager Cixi
Forbidden City
Beijing
Yangxin Hall
Forbidden City
Beijing
Eastern Qing tombs
Empress Xiaozheyi
Manchu
Manchu
Mongolian
Posthumous name
Manchu
Temple name
Manchu
House
Aisin-Gioro
Dynasty
Qing
Xianfeng Emperor

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